The signal（信號(hào)）is up／Though it's just May．

A typhoon（臺(tái)風(fēng)）is coming／It's coming this way!

There're ships in the sea／Some blue and some gray．

But a typhoon is coming／To blow them away．

There were people at work／And people at play．

Now the typhoon's here／They've all gone away．

A waiter was holding／Ten plates（盤子）on a tray（托盤）．

But the typhoon came quickly／And blew them away．

There were horses in Ida／Just eating their hay（干草）．

When the typhoon came in／And blew it away．

Now the typhoon's gone／‘Thank goodness’ we say．

And we won't have another／For many a day．

1．When does the typhoon happen?

2．Where are the ships?

3．What do they say when the typhoon has gone?

4．The horses weren't eating hay，were they?

1．In May．                                     2．In the sea．

3．Thank goodness．                        4．Yes，they were．

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C．by using very small cameras

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